On July 13th, the Chinese American Physicians Association held its 10th annual meeting at Stanford University, attracting Chinese doctors, scholars, and medical students nationwide. A significant highlight was Zoom founder Eric Yuan’s keynote speech on the rapid growth of telemedicine and digital health during the pandemic.
Eric emphasized how technology has enabled efficient virtual communication between doctors and patients, greatly improving medical service accessibility and convenience. In the Q&A session, AiTmed founder and orthopedic surgeon Gary Chen sparked a discussion on AI in healthcare by asking about AI's future role in diagnosis and treatment. Eric responded by highlighting AI's potential to not only assist in precise diagnoses but also provide personalized treatment plans through data analysis.
The event showcased the contributions of Chinese physicians and offered valuable networking opportunities. Participants left inspired by the discussions on AI and its promising future in enhancing healthcare services.
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